Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 27, 1920 · page 4

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1 1W. Waldron. 1! Cottage street
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Avenue M. E. church will be
mdsxtnight at 8’o’clock in the par-

Preparations have been completed

 
 
 

held next Sunday in the East Avenue
:1. E. Church.

The regular weekly sewing meeting
7‘7 of the, “I ima‘t’s Auxiliary. of Chris-
., Episooml church was held yesterday
l aftBrnJon at the rrme of Mrs. E. F.“
Smithr'Rowan street. - -

Routine business only was trans
acted during a brief meeting of me of-
ficlal board of the East Avrnue M, E
a church held last night at the r10 6 o
; the regular weekly prayer meeting.

The second of a series of pinoclile
games was played ‘asf n'.~h‘ '
quarters of the ayflower Hook &
Ladder company on Van Zant Street
A luncheon was served at the close of '
the playing.

The heavy tide this morning has
left its usual deposit of clams on‘tho
beaches in this vicinity and the hi.

- valve hunters are reaping a harvest in
' mmnarrti‘ew rasy manner. the clams
being almost all exposed to view on

top of the sand and mud.

 

 
 

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The regular monthly meeting of the
East Norwalk improvement asscc1a ,
tion will be held Tuesday, March 2 I
at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs .
Milton Elwood, 66 Cove avenue. '
Members are requested to matte re ‘
turns of all tickets of there-cent min-
srtel show at that time. I

At 'a. business meeting, last night,
held in the Advent Christian church .
the members voted to extend a can to
Rev. Retiree E. Armstrong, name; of
the Chelsea, Mass, Avent mlriST'J.‘
church, to become pastor of the local I
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forward Rev. Mr. Armstrong a letter'
_ to that eflect at once. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Winfield H._ Grant. of
Rowayton. were“guests of Mrs. Sa’ah-
Grant of the Mill Road, Long Ridge.

,, Sunday.

Frank Nesbltt of Rowayton. has been .
visiting his brother in Ncw Canaan"
tor the last few days. He expccw to
leave erly next week ior Pomona

a .California.
. The wane @Wi or, recentdays cans-i
ed rivulets to ion in we” 1.. .w
in every gutter. ’l‘he sndw (he {Iren-
, one night melted and. much of the ice.
‘olrthe Previous storms. Local people
are awaiting with. interest the Weather
0: the next four days, as a New Jersey
p _ prophet has amed of a blizzard that is
is ngwduo. .‘ ."3 .
‘J . It is noted that sickness in the vil-
. lose in one the wane. 'There have been
I great number of people confined by
_ colds, grip or influenza and same pnou~
- min. but very few new cases have
. ,boen reported in the past week and
. “two who have been sick are gradual—
Iy getting back to their daily duties.
The" re "" r""W‘V'ious disease cases
In the neighborhood.
‘ In the New York Sun yesterday
appeared a picture of three ya‘clits
that were burned the day before ves-

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«Jacob’s ship ya 'd at City Island. in-
:duding the handsome 8100.000 yacht.
Ilysterv. belonging to William H. Far-
jrel]. The Mystery; is easily dlscreni-
He in the picture, being the middle
«all: Its identity is known by
M that it had an iron hull and was
not damaged as badly as the other
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George Schnehting. In, succeeded
bagging a red fox a few days ago.
Mrs. T. L. Price has left tor a
eeh's visit at the home of her (laugh
, Mrs. Bradford of Providence,
who has been ill.
The Boys Club of the Methodist
h has resumed its meeting- and
r’ the leadership of Leroy Kemp
his night and will meet every,
. > night. hereafter.
G. E. Richter was the only
i ’ n‘trom this town wf‘o ai-
-. the Interehurch World 130V»-
? - ' pastors, conference at Hartford,
”vwechvto which all the Pritest-
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.Iliss Harrington teacher or domes-
“science,“ the Barton schools, has
instituted a new system 0! giwng
gredit to the children for tasks wnich
tho chfidren do at home. such "1 c n<
m. mending -clothing . caring for
younger children. emptying ’t.-- e...
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-L.,cotey of eight or ten quail came
”to the backdoor of a house on '119
Ma side a tow dais ago and delib-
hgtely passing food that had been
.. .for birds began picking _up
(from a saniy spot, which had
. mod and thawed by the sun.
1‘ whoeaw the bird- remarked

M certainly showed a wet
Jory/the grit over the mod.
Pure been so few bare awe
fiche past. few weeks that it is.
Mble that the birds are
93511; {rm lack of grit. “which in
“the no necessary for digesting
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further improvements have been.
made in the mechanical equipment.‘
and it. is eitpected that the. pl':ije:ti()'i.
W". b will be in charge of the sumo
skilled operator from the Stamford
Theatre who had charge of the. last:
showing. will be even morn satisrar-f
tnrv. There will be a tivereel feature
with Marguerite_ .Clai'k in “our;
Waters," a story of circus and canalJ

‘ I [y in the 31.000000 tire at Robert boat. life, for which an entire circus \

was leased when the picture was.
being filmed. . Miss Cla-k is one' 0"?
the. greatest 01" screen favorites and
the "fans'? have street in store; The‘ 0
will also. be 8. Barton Holmes Travel-
Oguo, taking, the audience to Siam.
and a reel ot’comedy besides.

The town meeting held Tuesr‘av
nirht to take up the fire-engine, mat-
ter, turned ’ out to be a tame affair.
The attendance was not nearly as

lame as at the one held a month ago, _

and the business was transacted in
aboutten :minutes. Dr. Harry 1).
Hanson was elected chairman :mr'
noon the motion of Ernest B; Crotoot.
the resolution. which he had ofl'ere"
at the prior meeting 'and had been
tabled for notion at this meeting: was

3- trken up and passed without discus

sion or withcut a diverting vote,
This-resolution“ appropriated 36,000

to each or. the two cmnpanics— at Us
ri'nn nr‘n‘nr and at ulnar.“ Has-ton.

and would leave them fn‘e to spend f
the money for any scrt of apparatus ,
that they desire. wilt was altered lw ;
Mr. Crofoot after the committee ap-v‘
pointed by the town. had u.- nm~‘

mended the purchase of hit one. piece
of "unhinery at about 811 800, over
which the town should have now-vi
The next move in the nrrcenilinm

will be shifted to the scholar; of' the 3.
Board at Finches. which? most rsrom‘ I:

mend the. appropriation desired; and
then a subsequent town meeting nm‘t
ratify the recommendation or the
h*a~d. . it is genem‘ly understood
that 1the board of finance. will not
recommend such an appropriation un-
.less the fit“: of the. trwn to supervise
the. spending of the money and to Nin-
trol the apparatus prornred. In r‘l‘v
protected. There seems to have been
a "rn‘lcmnn's ail-oemrnt 7-1" " to t‘ie
meeting of Tuesday night «that tho“e
would be'no discussion‘oi' or opposi-
iiin to the Crofoot resolution ir-JL

‘° ‘14., but that the détlfll 01
the plan proposed, ' and the methoi
whereby the town’s interns? shall he
safegdarded‘would he thmsbea on!

baron-the Board or Finance, a it

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more a Port m architect.

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metal the. building “.500 on. rum
tire and 83000 on the stock
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$3.50PinkBrocade corsetsat 32.95

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the mom ’ {flotsam a smiling. .
and fairly hard hiking tighter. Kg~1.on.‘t. l‘. c . :
y at there watching thil‘pairi

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was as world'schampi-on
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at points. There was:
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that.- u a {cult-
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at. he gobs u eats: the messy
. of his developuuo punch and rugged .

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o‘clock. while the this holder eiectrd . u “an“ :....;.- ~ .. .. , New”
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was a bad start. To». make matters

7 -Vi roam-camisole. . ..,
fioggefiflt. and Kilbane decl’n 130W OFTEN 3»? 3; '5
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i has a lesser 22.3.7.1, . no. wt .3
is c;:.:;;-,.. . ' ’ -
One d; : : 2. “7.1. and?
he other does.

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starred. They uni
convince you of
our efficiency and
of our fairness.

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